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I . I I THE OMAHA DAILY .BW13t TinJlfSnAiY , > AVOUflT Ji5 , 1808. CHAMPIONS LOSE THE FIRS ! Boston Unable to Hold the Gait on tbi Olilcngo Ground * . FIRST BASEMAN VEAGER IS INJURE ! llul lilt Hull MottitilK FntKF unit S Him in ( he n llolli IM oil Tli.-lr .Mr le , ( Irlllltll UultiK ( lit * llrtter. CHICAOO , 111 , . Aug. 21. The game to day wag n pitchers' buttle , In which ( JrlftHl showed up the bettor. Ho hail the sluggeri of the vlnltlng team guessing H through the game , llnaton hnd Bomu more him luck In the Injuring of YcaRi-r. A ball frnn Dnhlcn's bat look a bad. bounce and hli him In the eye. Secret Earned runt : C him go. J. Left nn Hoston , 6 ; Chicago. 5. Two-busc bit ! * Sacrlllcf liltH ! Lowe , McCormlrk. basts : Orecn , Evorllt Struck out : Hy Or nth. 3 : bv Klnbedanz. 1. Untct on Imlls : Or flrimth , 1 ; olt Klnbcdnnz . Tlmu of giun < > Ono bour nml forty minutes , umpires O'Day nnd McDonald. IlruMiin Turn Slu Kc . ST. LOU1B , AUK. 2I.-81. T-oula won f BhiRglng mutch from Washington todny Weylilng started In to jiltcli , but wn Inker out after tbo UrownH bud Bocureil sever hits nnd fix runs off him. Donoviin , win ucccedcd him , was also hit hard , facore : ST. I/Jt'IH. WAbHI.NCriON' H.II.O.A.n. -H O A 1. Dowrl , rf. . . . 2 1 0 0 0 MC.TCI r , ( > . . 1 1 5 Htcnrsl , rf . 2 3 3 0 0 lU-ltz. 2b. . 1 1 f > i < Hnrlcy , If. . 5 1 200 Aliilcrs'n , c-f 0 1 4 2 CICHK , 3I > . . Smith. 3li. . . Qulnn , 2li. 5 3 4 r. 1 l rrcll. Ib. . ' 1 1 C 0 ( Tucker , ll > . - 2 9 0 0 Din ecu 0 ii o Klnilow , c. \ v 4 1 0 ncttm'n. If. 1 2 ii 0 ( Smith. 9. . t 2 4 10 Mcflulrp. c. 0 0 3 3 ( Taylor , p. . . 0 1 0 2 0 DVn. rfM > \\VjhlnK. p 0 0 0 0 ( Totoli . . . 14 1C 27 10 1 Klllcn , rf. 0 o 1 o < TntnN . . . 5 10 5 ID < nineen batted for Fnrrcll In the ninth , a , T.oulR 1 7 1 2 0 .1 0 0 ! wkHbington : : : : : : : : o o 3 a o i o o o-1 liirned runs : St. I-ouls. G : WnshliiBton , 2 Two-baso bit : Ilrltx. Thrpp-baup liltH ! "oviil Qulnn , Mcrcpr. Wild pltchi-H ! Taylor , 2. Ill by pitcher : Tucker , Anderson. Holt ? . Don ovnn. Double plnys : Ucltz to Fnrrc'll : An- ilerson to McOulre. Hnso on balls : Off We > - ' hlng. l ; oft Donovan , 3 ; oft Taylor , 2. I'asaei ball : Klnslow. Struck out : lly Donovan , 1 by Taylor , 4. Stolen base : Harley. Tlmo o . minutes. Um. Kiimc : Ono hour and Ilfty plrc : ISmslle. Attendance , 1,200. ColoiiclM Snll AKiiln. LOUISVILLE , Ky. , Aug. 24.-Unlr mopped today's game In tbo llrst half o : the sixth Inning , with tbo Coloneln In tin lead. Both pitchers were batted hard Totali . . . .11 U IS I 4 Totals . . . . C 7 15 4 I I-oulsvllln 1 4015-1 rillludclphla , 1 1022 ianu-d runs : Louisville , C ; il'lillailelphla 3. Stolen buses : Dexter (2) ( ) , Clarke Two base hits : Clarke , Klttridpe , JIcKirland | Homo runs : Delehanty , t.auder. Hoy. Sue rlllce hits : Hey , Cross. First base on Imlla Off Cunningham. 1 ; oft Donahue. 2. Stmcl out : By Cunningham. 3 ; by Donahue , 4. HI by pitched ball : Dexter. Kllck , Md'urland Loft on bases : Loiilsvlllo , C 'htlndulphla 7. Tlmo of gume : Ono hour and forty tnln UteH. Umpires : Swnrtwood and Warner. At tendance , 300 , . IndlniiN 1'lnr nt Home. CLiEVI3l.AND , O. , Ausr. 2V The Indian ; jilayed nt home today for live first tlmo li seven weeks nnd a small crowd SAW tin game. Seymour's looseness In the first In gave the home team the icnine. Uah Cleveland 301000 New York 001000- Enrned runs : Cleveland , 3 First base 01 balls : Off Wilson. 2 ; oft Seymour , : i. Stmcl out : B > Wilson , 2. by Suymour , 3. Tlin-o base hit : Burkctt , Two-baie hits : Wallace Joyce. Double plays : Doyle to Joyce : Doyli to Gleason to Joyce. Wild pilch : Wilson TJmplios : Connolly and Hunt. Time o same : One hour and thirty minutes. I'lrati-n Loutto IlrooUI > n , PITTSBUHG , Pa. , Aug. 24.-Brooklyn woi In u game that was very tame and had in distinguishing feature. Attendance , 400 Score : I'lTTSIIUnO. H.H.O.A.n. 11 II.O A.E Donox an. rf 0 2 3 0 0 Orlmn , cf. . . 0230 Grny , 3l > . . . Jens , rf. . . 1 0 3 o MeCsrt'y. If 0 0 2 0 2 Sl-eckaril , If 0 1 S u fark. Ib. . . 00310 Hallman , 2b 0 0 1 2 O'ltrlen , cf. 1 0 4 0 I Matruon , gs , l 0 3 3 l-fciliVll , It ) . 0 2 S 2 0 CoCli're , Ib 1 1 11 0 Ilotxerm'n , c o 1 4 l 0 Shln.lle. 3b. . 1 f 2 I I.IM 0 0 3 3 n Orltn. c. . . . > thln , p. . . 0 0 0 4 0 Ycauer , p. . . 1 2 0 S Total * . . . .1 02714 3J TntaH . . . .T S iT It " Plttsburg 001000000- lliooklyn - Threu-bas * hit : Donovan. Sucilllce lilts Jones (2) ( , Shlndle. Double play : Paddu to Ely to Clarke. First base on balls : Ol Hhlnes , 3 ; oft Yeager , 1 , Struck out : B Hblnes , 3 , by Yeager , 3. Passed ball : Orlni Time of eume : One hour and forty-lh minutes. Umpires : L > ncb and Andrews. CINCINNATI , Aug. 21. llaltlinoro-Cin clnnatl frame postponed on account of ralr STANDING OF THE TEAMS. Played. Won Lost. Per C Boston lOti . ca 37 B5 Cincinnati Ife tsM 40 Itnltlmoro 101 M ss Cleveland 1CK5 61 45 New York 105 oO 43 41) ) " ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' si , PHK-burg" . . . ! . . . , . 10 < S4 Dl 50 1'hll.idclphl.x 102 4'j 5:1 : j ' Brooklyn 10. 39 tf.1 as' Loulsvlllt ) 107 40 07 37 ' Washington 100 K ) 1.7 Bt. Louis 109 31 7S 2S ! Games today : Boston at Chicago , Halt ! inoro nt Cincinnati , New York nt Vlevc land , Philadelphia at Louisville , Brookly at Plttsburg , Washington at St. Louis. SCOHKS OF THK AVKSTUHX ln.\Ul ! InilliinniioIlM Pimlit'N the FUlior Finn lly Ilm-U Vc-rx lluril. INDIANAPOLIS , Aug. 21. The Chair plons captured both games today from S Joseph. Phillips out-pitched Duub In th llrst game and Foreman had things hU o\\ Catarrh. Mr. B. P. McAllister , Harrods- burg , Ky. , says : "I employed nu merous methods of local treatment fora severe case of Catarrh , but tin disease grew worse steadily , pettiru ft firmer grip on me all the tune. ] finally realized that this treatment did not reach the disease , anc decided to try Swift' * Specitlo S.S.S.rTheBlood . . . which promptly j-ot nt the seat o the trouble , mm cured me perm a nently. " Ontnrrh in n blood dUenso and cm not bo reached by Hnntys , inhaling mix turoi , eta. 6. n. H. In the only curb Bend ( or valuable books mailed ( rue b ; tiwlft BpwolUu Ouuipuny , Atlantu , Gn i li > fJH ( CM mid , titnlhrd by ( irrfrrt sup- hurl Kii\t UouM * | > l fi w-nu the fenturm , Hcolif , ( vv > f-fZl UHU IlliU , , jolln , - - [ > 0 * HI , i" > pl . 0 1 0 U 0 0 0 1 0-2 4 * i . . . _ Indfuimpolls , I'lilllliiM and Ku- p , Ht Jnnrpli , Until ) ftnd Twlnehrttn. Si.oro , second irnnif ) : India mi imllM . . 0-R 14 V St JOHerill , 0 3 12 C llatlitrloM ! Indlntmpiill'1 , Foreman nnd Kn- hoc ; Si Josiipb , Wiulsvvortli and Twine- ham Attrtulnncc , 2.li i. DETROIT , Aug. 21-McNeely was In iln ( form todrty , tlm Detroit nugregatlon gfttliiF but two lilti. Thci Millers bunched hltt eiioiiKli In the second and third to win thi giitniWlltnot rovcrspil bis liattlnK ordci todny , In thr > hopn of changing the lucl < nf tbo Millers , the pltchur batting llrst R.H.I3 Detroit . 0 1 2 I MInneapollH . . . 0 1 100000 0-2 8 Btittcrlei ! Detroit. Brlgg and Wilson Minneapolis , McNerly nnd ulxotij MILWAUKEE , Aug. 24. TinBrewnn bad no trouble In defeating the Bluei to day , hlttliik' both Meredith and Pard n ai will. Score. n.H.K Milwaukee . . . - 15 i KaiiSHM rity. . 0 0140000 0-6 10 I Batterli'fl ; Mllwnukee , Rettgpr ant1 Smith ! Kansas City. Meredith , Pardee , WU- son And Hiumen. COLUMBUH , O , , Aug. 21. The Columbus. St. I'tiul gnnio was called In the sfconi ! Inning , on account ot rain , with the score 1 to 1. ' STANDING OF THH THAM9. Played. Won. Lost. Per C , Indlntnlpnlln . ira Cfi 43 60. ( Mllwnilkeo . Hi C9 45 60 , ! Kuns.iH City . 113 C7 4ti BS.r Columbus . 10.1 f. ' ) 41 B ? . ; st. raui . in M 48 r.e. > Detroit . 101) ) 41 RS 37.f Ht. Joieph . 107 US tS ) n5. MlnnenpqllH . 110 S 78 32i Games todayi St. 1'aul nt Columbus , St Jonepb nt Indianapolis , Minneapolis nt De troit , KnnsaH City nt Milwaukee. Couldn't lilt lliiltlltn. LOUIHVILLU Neb. , Aug. 21. ( Speelal.- Loulsvllle'H Inublllty to bit Pitcher Bub ol the llnydeiiH Inserted a "yellow streak" Into their rnnks which defeated them. The tcrrlllu b.UtliiK of Dolun , the playliiff ol Hnge , Bub and Hooney were the principal feiiuiri'M of a very dull contest. St-oro : LoulHVllle . 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 < HuydeiiH . 5-H Butteries ! Louisville , Irwln and Bnrman ; Iliij'dens , Utlb und Sago. Umpire : John Taylor. 1JVEXTS OX THU UUMM.NG TIIACKS , fno ru orltrn nt St. I , on In Get Up to ( lie AVI re In ( ioocl Time. ST. LOUIS , Aug. 24. Crawfish nnd Tlmo. maker \\oro the only favorites successfu tit the fair grounds. Gold Top nnd Mono B were left at the post. Jtcsults : First race , for maiden 2-year-old fillies four fuilongH : Crawllsh won. Lady Kzcl second. Fleeting Hay third. Time ! 0:40'/4. : Second race , sclllns1 , six turlonga : Mouni City won , Sorrow second , Borden third Time : 1:15. Third race , Belling , ono mile : Wilson won Bequeath second , Kmpress Josephine third Time : 1:1SU. : Gold Top wna left at thi post. Fourth race , handicap , six furlongs : Tlmo maker won , Uo True second , Verify third Time : i4 > i. Fifth race , handicap , one and one-six. tr-enth miles : Sir Holla won , Linda second Pinochle third. Time : l:4Si.4. : Sixth race , handicap , six furlongs : Om Nelllo won , Evelyn Byrd second , Bcssli third. Tlmo : 1:1G : % . SARATOGA , Aug. 21. On account of t heavy track nnd threatening thundei storms there was a light attendance. Re. Hulls : First race , IH'o furlongs : Uncle Louli uon. Joe Anderson second , Flnreawaj third. Tlmo : l:05ti. : Second race , selllntr , ono mile : Squan won Hums second , Hampden third. Tlmo 1:47 : 4. Third race , handicap , ono and one-quartei miles : Wax Toy won , Manassas second Donation third. Time : 2:14H. : Fourth race , flvo furlongs : Lot TImi won , Extreme second , Tyran third. Time 1-.05H , Fifth ruco , one mile : George B. Cox won Bardella second , Dutch Comedian third Time : l:46V4. : CHICAGO , Aug. 21. Harlem race results First race , six furlongs : Coralls won Warren Point second , Morlnl third. Time 1:20' ; . Second race , one mile and twenty yards nililud won , Branch second , Lizzie Cuvallei third. Time : 1:43. : Third rare , six furlongs , La Grangi stakes , $2,000 added : Boncy Boy won , Can. ace second , Mr. Johnson third. Time : 1:19 : Fourth race , Jive furlongs : Hardy Pardei won. Queen of Song second , Nora Ives third Time : 1:0 : H. Fifth race , six furlongs : King Bermudc won , George R. Ketcham second , Prlmat < third. Time : 1:19J. : Sixth race , one mile nnd twenty yards Hosl won. Cutter second , Roger B third Tlmo : 1:63. DBTUOIT , Aug. 21. The summer mcetinc at Windsor closed today. Three favorites won. A special train ot twenty carloads ol horses left for the Fort Erie- track tonight , uhlch opens on the 27th and continues foi twenty-threo days. Results : First race , six furlongs : Bob Leach won , Downright second , Never third. Tlmo : 1:15 : Second race , live furlongs : Oclo Brookf won , J. E Cllnps second , Buena Ventura third. Time : 1.02 % . Third race , one mile nnd one-sixteenth Cofcmoozlo won , Beau Ideal second , Henrj Launt third. Time : 1:40 : , Fourth race , flvo furlongs : Spring AVelU won , ChefHemlto hccond , Wreath third , Time : l:03'i. : Fifth race , six furlongs : Mtdlo won , Fer ryman HI seccnd , Prlma third. .Time : 1:14 : Sixth race , steeplechase , short course Parson won , Brother Bob second , LlttK Bramble third. DAY'S EVENTS AT MJTWOOD TRACK A ii n a Lee nutl Ml * I/OKon Captari T ro Rood Pitmen. DUBUQUE , la. , Aue. ! 4.-Threo thousam people saw the third day's races at Nut wood j > ark today. Weather warm ; tract fast. Results : Pacing , 2:25 : class , purse Jl.OOO ( unfinished ) Miss Logan took third heat and race. Time 2"OS. : Lord Rosemary , Fanny Putnam alst started. Trotting , 2:15 clasp , purse J1W ) : Pilalus won llrst heat , time 2:1.14 : ; Aragonk. wor spcond heat , tlmo 2:13V : ; Dr. Ltok i or third , fourth and fifth , time 3:13U. : 1:1S : , 2:10 : Hazel Klnncy , Heir Medium , Robert X * ( anil Vlda also started. Pacing , 2:1G : clncx , purse $1,500 : Anna Lei won In straight heats. Time : 2:07Vi. : 2:12 : i 2:13. : McWllton , Ixittlo Smart also started Trotting , 2:30 : class , purse 11,000 : Bare. phlnu won In straight hentn. Time : 2l 'i 2l : ! > , 2:10' : ' ; . Dr. Spcllman , Ella Madison Black Robert , Vizolt and Onward Sllvci also started. CUITICISn ACTIO.V OF TIII2 IJOAllD 3IiiKnnteN Dili Not net To. Kotlier , lint Ulrectorr HocoiiMliU-r. NEW YOUK , Aue. 21. The board of ar bltratlon of the National league did no meet at the Fifth Avenun hotel today I'rpsldent N. E. Young IH 111 and sent hi : son , Robert Young , secretary of the board to act in hla place. Of those Interested onlj F. Dell. Roblson of the Cleveland club wai present , and ho and Mr. Young talked thi situation over. Mr , Roblson nld lin ha ( been empowered at a meeting yesterrtoj with Sir. A. H. Soden of the Boston cltit and J. T. Brush of tbo Cincinnati to ao for them today. It was decided to send i dispatch to the various members of tin board of directors of the league asklnj them to reconsider their decision In tni New York-Baltimore case In regard to tin suspension of Holmes of tbo llnltimores U \\a thought wiser to allow N , B , Young president of the league , to cast n slngli vote for the board , Mr. Roblson said todaj that the hoard , In the opinion of near ) ; e > ery onu m base ball , had done wrong li suhpendliiR Holmes. Ho said that Holme : certainly hud a right to bo ofllclally ac cused and then tried. The board ought to withdraw Its charge nnd If It then chose to begin nn nctiot against Holmes It could do t.o , He salt that th matter must be decided qulckli bwiuso Holmes legally can play today , bu" tomorrow bo rimnnt , bo that if the Baltl mores > ' oniionents lost tomorrow they ca : protest. 'Ibis might go on the same v > aj with avery club In the U\IKUU and cuus , complications. Ho said that tbo board o arbitration will not meet because It is jiosi tlvo that the board of directors will r consider Us action. If the New York elul then chooses to make a complaint iiKiilns Holmes it can do so. Ho Maid that thi other nart of the decision was not uncoiv stltutlonal , but he thought the line of ll.Od on the New York club too big. Ho sale that Mr. Brush and Mr. Soden , a-t well ni M'f re.st 2l the bftse lU" ) fraternity , con sldered the suspension of Holmes wtthoti' ' u heiirlng nncQiistltutlonnl , and there 1 : no dqiibt that the board of dlnqtors wouli ' . . Th < toixtn has been chosen io represeni the Omnhn C'rlckct club \ \ \ tne mfttcl iiKalnat Kantaa City next Saturday Thi tjame will take place on the Emmutt streei Krounds. ono block .south of the mMn en tranc * to the exposition. The chut go toi ( o the Brand xtand Mill be - . Women will bo tilnilttrd frro , Thi train li > t J FfrtnclK , citptitln : J. II. Hints W , It. Tuylor , W. vnilglinn , O. ViitlRhnn A.TullleUI. T. 1'nrolvnl Bate , T. U , Itoy nold * , 1 1. New. W Cameron. T. H Lawrlo T MOURIIIK , HIlhMtlttKC Thn unmr ciiiiiinencun tit 10:30 : and con until 7 p. in , IIAMI Kr.ni'M tu A noon i'\n : Hid cm In I'lnc Porni ARnln nt tin Aolnirr I'nrk Itnrrn. ABUURY PARK. N. J. , Aug. SII.-Full ] 8OOU pcoplo wltnpftgcd the racea held li this city today under the auspices of thi American Cycle Haclni ? association , Tin ono-mllo League of American Wheclmci championship , professional , brought out i Held of tbo most noted crack riders , In eluding Bald , Cooper , Major Taylor Btovens , Eaton. Gardiner nnd others , llnli was the favorite , and by hard rldlnir h succeeded \\tnnlng his beat , nnd late captured tbo final by un almost super human spurt In Out stretch. The rnc between Michael nnd Lcfforson was Hi event of the day. Everyone realized tha Mlch M vrj n. wlnntr btforo the rnu i tar tad. ummnriot : Ono mil * . LeAfUP of AmerloAn Whaelmei chamtrfonanln , profMlonal : Flrnt hent wo ; by E. C. Baid , Buffalo ; F. D. White , Lynn brook , Sacond. Time : 2:18. : Arthur Gard Iner nnlnhed flnt. but was disqualified to rrowdlnr Bald oft the track on the stretch Hecond heat won by Cooper. Detroit ; J Kftlon. Elltiheth. second. Time : 2:2.14- : ! Third he-at won by II. n. Freeman , Port land ; H. E. Caldwpll , Manchester , second Time : 2:10. Fourth heat won by O. L Stevens , Ottumwn , la. ; Major Taylor , Nev York , second. Time : 2:152-5. : Final heat won by E. C. Bald , II. I ! Freeman second , Tom Cooper third , O , L Slovens fourth. Time : 2or : 4-5. Two-mile handicap , professional : F , A McFarlnnd won , James Urqtihnrt second H. K. Caldwell third. Time : 6:01 : , The paced race between Jimmy Mlobac and Llnford Loftcrson of Asbury Paika un oxcecdlngly Intcre llnff event , Dtirlni the race of fifteen miles forty pacctnnker Were iisi-d. They were mounted on tan dom.i , triplets and quads and quints , rep resenting some of the fastest riders of th national circuit. Michael allowed Lcrfersui ono-balf lap handlcnti. Michael won th race by about half a lap. The tlmo of th two riders for the ( lfte n miles was Michael , ' 9:36 : ; Lefferson , 30:10. : "OMAHA KID" IIHSTS M'MAIIOft Stilt I'liiichlnur llnut nt Toledo I.nKt | . "le Iloiiiuti. TOLEDO , O. , Aug. 24. Oscar .Gardner the "Omaha Kid , " knocked out Danny Me Mahon of Detroit tonight after flvo round of fierce lighting. In the llrst two round McMahon landed more often than Gardner In the third nnd fourth the lighting wa even. In the fifth McMahon twice at tempted to throw Gardner and wa knocked over the ropes ns many times. H failed to respond the last time nnd wa counted out. George Slier was referee. AVomrii nt IVntiln Play. NIAGARA , Ont. , Aug. 24-Play In the In tcrnatlonal tennis tournament wni con tlnucd hero today. The women's single ? which haH the entry of nome of the bes lady players In the country , iwas the tea ture of the day's playing. The winner o this event will challenge Miss Juliette At klnnon , the national and Canadian cham plon , for the Moore trophy , which Miss At klnson has already won twice. The mon' handicap singles were started and th novice singles advanced to the seml-nnalii Scores : , Men's singles , llrst round : C. M. Dam ( IB ) beat A. R. Fechelmer (15) ( ) , 6-2 , 4-6 , 6- < P. Porter ( half-15) bent A. H. Dlnckwooi ( half-30) , 6-3 , 6-7 , 7-5. O. F. Peterson ( half 15) ) beat J. Norton < hnlf-16) ) , 7-5 , 6-4. S. C Tate ( half-30) bent P. Wright ( half-15) . 6-1 6-1. A. H. Lanieton ( IB ) beat H. Wlmc ( half-16) ) , 6-2. 6-3. J. Bissau ( IB ) beat H Simon (30) ( ) . 6-4 , 4-6 , 8-2. C. Mlsener ( half-lB beat L. Kohn (40)J ( ) , 2-6 , 6-2. AVomotVs slglM , preliminary round : Mis Mauao Ba.nki , Philadelphia , beat Mrs. Bur , Brnntford , 834. . Miss Kathleen At Kiss . Brooklyn , beat Miss Hamilton Oakvllin , g-3 , 6-5. Novice singles , first round : G. "VVagne beat G. D. Lamont. 6-0 , 6-1. A.V. . Marqul beat H. J. MeLauKhlln , 6-0. 8-6. Homi-Iinal round : James Norrls beat H E. Gabriel , 6-3. 4-6 , 0-1. llacr * Aaalit Htonpcd br Rain. GLENS FALLS , N. Y. , Aug. 24.-Th Grand Circuit racen had to be postponci today on account of rain after the seconi heat In the unfinished. 2:30 : class. In thi he-at Tlmorahl repented her performance o yesterday by taking the lead nnd maintain ing U to the homo stretch , where sh broke , loslnff the heat to Nolan. Results 2:30 : class , trotting , purse J2.COO : John Nolan , b. fr. , by Prodigal Fan tasia , by Ranchero ( Foote ) . . . i Taoomls , b. g. ( Starr ) . , . 3 Tlmorah. blk. m. ( Miller ) . ! ! Gov. Holt. b. m. ( McLancrhlln ) . S Miss Beatrice , br. f. ( Kelly ) . 4 Nigger Jack. blk. if. ( Arthur ) . 5 Hurricane , blk.K. ( Rennlck ) . f Brnndywlne. rn. K. ( Surdam ) . 7 Time : 2:13 : i. 2:1514. : DEATH RECORD , Old Iteildent of Iliiniboldt. HUMBOLDT , Neb. , Aug. 24. ( Speclal.- ) Mrs. Mary Gavltt died In this city Tues day afternoon nt the residence of hci daughter , Mrs. W. H. Stcrrs , after a se vere Illness of two weeks. Deceased hoc been in poor health for several years pas' ' and was at the time of her death aboui 64 years old. Mrs. Gavltt has been a resi dent of thli county since 1869 , and besldci the daughter above mentioned has a ser and daughter Mr. E. W. Elwell and Mrs W. J. Stoml r both residents of this city Funeral services were held Wednesday a the Christian church nt 2 o'clock , con ducted by the pastor , Rev. George C Rltchey. assisted by Rev. L. L. Combs o : Table Rock , and the Interment takes placi at Pleasant View cemetery. K.T-Mnyor of Central City. CENTRAL CITY. Nob. , AUK. 24. ( Spe. clal. ) C. W. Lemaster , ex-mayor of thti city , and for many years a prominent bust ness man , died at Crawford at 1 a. m this morning , where he bad gone in scarcl of health. Mr , Lemaster was a raembei ot the Huottlc and Mo-J rn Woodmen o America societies. He loavM a wife , soi and daughter. The funeral will be belt tomorrow afternoon under the auspices o the Masonic society. .Indue Ch rle L. Hall. LINCOLN. Aug. 24. ( Special Telegram. Judge Charlei L. Hall died at 7 o'clocl this morning from blood poisoning am from the effects of an operation that wai performed yesterday as a last resort. Judgi Hall wac a member of the legislature o 1SS7 and 1SS9 , was appointed district judgi by Governor Boyd and has twice since bcei elected to the same position. Colonel McClelland , V. fl. A. , Itotlroil ST. LOUIS , Aug. 24. Colonel C. B. Me Clellan , formerly colonel of the Tent United States cavalry , but retired five year ago , died today at his residence In this clt ; of rheumatism ot the heart , aged 69 years The colonel was well known In the arm ; and had a son in the battle of Santiago. DrlKlnn Ktchcr. BRUSSELS , Aug. 24. The death Is nn nounced of Fellcian Reps , the Bclgla etcher , LATE ARRIVALS OF CHINESI Cn ton Official * I'ny Sprrlnl Allen lion to Olr < l lii Clnlmlnir to lie Un nonte to Oinnhu Gxpoiiltlon. SAN FRANCISCO , Aug. 21. Today C3 Chinese women who arrived from the Orlcn on the steamer Belglc on Monday wcr brought to thU city from -the quarantln station on Angcll island. Of this numbe Ilfty were ticketed for Mexico , the balanc claiming to bo entitled to land owing < prior residence. Special attention will b paid to Chinese enroute to the Omaha expo sltlon , as many previous arrivals have usci the "actor" privilege to obtain" Illegal res tdence in this country. ' HYMENEAL MALVBRN , la. , AUK. 24. ( Special. ) Mr George L. Clea > r , A young business man was married In Ked Oak to-day to Mis Helen Byrkltt , the. daughter ot cue ol tbi flrt fawlllH t lh t pUc * . \ SIR KNIGHTS' ' PRIZE DRILL SI. .Iniciili lhi T/tri 1'itl I | i M Cinnlrj Ctlillillluii Drill fur \\lili-li ( lie I'rl/n In NAPOLlSl Ail $ . 21. The supreme lodge , Knights of 1'ythlas , went Into OJHCII- tlvo session nt Ji o'clock this morning , nnil ndjotirncj nt 12 o'clock. Much routine business was trnnsnclod , cotnmlttcca w'crc appolntcil ninl reports wore VefeneJ. Representative Onln of M.issiichtiselts re signed from the Investigating committee nppolntcil yesterday , nnd flcorgo M. linn- sen of Maine was nnnolntod to nil the va- cnncy. Representative Hangs of North Da kota was mndo chairman of this committee nnd the members nt once adjourned to bcglr their work. The commlttco was ordered tt report tomorrow morning , nnd It has n greai amount of labor before It , An effort wll ! bo mnde to find out the author of the re ports circulated against the officers of thi supreme lodge , and nil these who tt li thought can throw nny light on the aub Ject will be Btimmoncd before the com- mtttco nnd naked to ctvo nny Informatloc that they mar nave. < Supreme Chancellor Colgrovo appointee John II. Alexander of Virginia and Wllllan I ) . Gale of Massachusetts supreme tribunes These appointments nro for six years. Rep resentative Gale succeeds George Scay ol Tennessee. Supreme Chancellor Colgrovo also ap pointed the following commlttco to cousldci the question of changes 111 the suprciiK tribunal : Representative Kochnlo o * Iowa Cllsbo of Michigan , Farrlngton of Maine Holloa of New Jersey nnd Weed of Wis consin. This commlttco was nsked to con sider the report of the supreme chnncclloi on the supreme tribunal iind go into th < question thoroughly , particularly the propn. sltlon to cut down the sUe of the trlbunn to thrro members. At Camp Colgro\o today the prize drllli began. In class A the three companies that drilled worn No. 9 of Kolamazoo , Yel low Cross No. 85 of Alliance , O. , and No 28 of Ottawa , 111. The drills took place at Newby Oval , near Camp Colgrove. Th ( first prize In this class Is $1GOO ; second $1,200 ; third , $1,000 , nnd fourth , $800. This afternoon a caxalry drill was pui up by the St. Joseph , Mo. , huzzars , tht only troop entered. The prize Is $500. am It Is n question whether it will bo awarded since there were no competitors. Severn thousand people witnessed the drills. At the session of the Rathbone Slslcri today twenty-six past grand chiefs took thi supieme temple degree. At Masonic hal this afternoon the Noblosvlllc , Iml. , tcmpli nnd Partis temple of Cincinnati compotci for prizes In the exemplification of ritual' Istlc work. The Knights of Khorassei elected the following officers today : Sublime - lime , venerable prince , J. JI. Stratton Philadelphia ; Imperial prince , John A. Hln eey , Chicago ! Imperial basha , James G Owen , Evansvlllc , Ind. ; Imperial kadi , II E. Parker , jr. , Galesburg , III ; tmperla secretary , H. W. Beldlng , Si Louts ; Inv perlnl treasurer , C. A. Frasce , Garden City In. ; Imperial adool , A. J. Hess , Sidney , O. Imperial Ifklr , J. J. Sawyer , Covlngton Ky. ; Impel Inl trustee , six years , Charlei A. Poland , Columbus , O. ; four years , H Schnfner , San Francisco. One of the big social events of the encampment - campment was the public reception glvei tonight In the state copltol. Govcrnoi Mount nnd the other state officers assisted The attendance wns large. BLOWS DOWNHOSPITALTENT ! Illicit VVlnil Ioe ConMdern'ble Dnm njto t ( 'nnip "VVIkofT More Men Arrive from Sonth. ' NEW YOUKrAug. 24. The .report of thi condition of 'the-ln'en on the Yale , whlcl arrived off Camp Wlkoff last night , has DO yet been made bythe quarantine officer. It the electrical Rtorrri , which continued for fou hours lost night , the wind blew down man ; of the soldiers' tents , twisted thowlrei about the camp , blew down -the Kcd Cros ! hospital tent , the general hospital , am caused havoc generally. Two tents wen 'picked from the ground and carried into tin ocean. The wrecking of five unoccupied tents litho the detention hospital will prevent the land Ing of some sick soldiers on the transports This forenoon soldiers were busy fixing U | lents which were blown down and puttlni the camp into fine shape again. The largi Young Men's Christian association tent , li which the soldiers spend much time In writ Ing to relatives or reading , was also levelei by the gale. The transport Arcadia , which arrived las night , was Inspected today. Captain Capron father of Captain Capron of the Rougl Riders , who was killed at Santiago , Is 01 board sick. Many soldiers hnve-'bcen discharged fron the hospitals , but there are other sick tt take their places as soon asthey vacate. Three hundred men of the Twelfth regula infantry have disembarked from the Break water and gone Into the detention camp. Secretary Alger arrived nt the camp todn : on a special train. To the newspaper cor respondents Secretary Alger stated that h < hoped to make1 as thorough an Inspectloi as possible of the camp in the length ot tlm he had at his disposal. He rode with thi army officers who met him at the depot ti headquarters , and as soon as ho was recog nlzed by tbo volunteers and regulars thi secretary was loudly cheered. Secretar ; Alger waa especially Interested In the condl tlon ot the sick men anil bow they wcr being cared for. He Intimated that Frosl dent McKlnloy was much concerned In th matter of properly caring for the sick sol dlers. The secretary will make a complete ton of the big camp before he returns to Nev York. He will also bo fully Informed whei be leaves aa to how the volunteers feel abou their being mustered out. For this reasoi ho will spend considerable time In the camp of the Rough Riders and the Seventy-firs New York. U Is said that Secretary Alge Informed General Wheeler that ho wouli stay In camp two'or thrcu days , If neces sary , to make a thorough Inspection o everything and devise some means for thi relief and comfort of the soldiers , cspeclall ; those In the hospital. The heat of the day completely exbaustei many of the soldiers In camp , and was re sponsible for a number of deaths. The fol lowing men died today : William H. Osborne , acting quartermaste Troop C , Tlrst United States ravalry , typholi fever. Private James Morris , Eighth Unltcc States Infantry , malarial fever. Private Herbert Honcl , Second Indian : volunteers , dysentery. Private William Ougam , Company M , Sec' end Massachusetts volunteers , dysentery. All these moil expired In the general hog' pital. An unknown private expired on thi transport Arcadia. IIU body was broughi ashore. The report of the hospital authorities shows that there are "SO men In the general hos pltal , of whom 225 have typhoid fever. Thrct hundred men are in the detention camp The transport Leonla Is unloading , 104 Hied men were removed to the hospital. The Yale has on board 1,069 men of the Third and Twentieth regular infantry , of whom ITS arc sick. There Is uo contagious disease on board. There waa only one death , thai of Private J nines Copcland of Company M Twentieth Infantry , from exhaustion and dysentery. KHIt-il by the Cur. . CLARINDA , la. , Auij. 24. ( Special Tele- gram. ) James W. Sullivan , living n&ar Hep. burn , Page county , was killed by on extra freight on the Durllngton route running over him last night about one-hall tulle smith of llrphurn , The body wan rut nil In piece * ninl not found till 7 o'rlock Ihls mornIng - Ing , Ho was 21 years of ago and Iritvcs n wldinv. HURRICANE JiTS ] SYRACUSE Itiiiifn n ( I'artoi-IOR nnil ItnlldliiHi ltli | -il (1IT , Mi'trrnl IVupIo Hurt nnil Our I'roliHlily Fntnlly. SYUACUSR , N. V. , Aug. St. A hurrlcnm In thin city this afternoon did thousands o of ilollais worth of damage. The roofs o four factories \\ere blown off. Three mei cmplo > cd nt the power house of the Lake side Railroad company were badly injurct by the west wall of the building falling nnd one of the tlium Electrical Hnglneei Carl Dlngcn may die. The street car scrv < Ices were delayed for a considerable Icngtl of time because of trees which fell on thi rails and trolley wires. Prt ot the roe of the Church at the AuumptUn wu blowi off , and tha statue of the Virgin Mary wai blown off anil lodged In the cellir. Toney Metrone , an Italian laborer , -was In stantly killed by a live wire ( ailing on him UTICA , N. Y. , Aug. 24. As the result o a furious storm which swept over the rcgloi north of Utlca this afternoon over $300,00' ' worth ot damage was done to farm prop crty. . In Dccrflcld $10,000 damage was done t < farm property nnd every bridge on the high way north , east and west ot tbo place wn carried away by the swollen streams. ; washout In the canal bank occurred noa Homo as a result If the storm. The Adirondack nnd Black river dlvlsloi of the Homo , Wntertown & Ogdensburi railroad suffered severely from the cloud burst. In one place a washout ZOO feet lonj occurred and a railroad bridge .near Trcntoi Is reported to buffo ben carried awny. Oi the Mohawk and Malone division of th Adirondack road between Rcmsen and Herk liner there are twelve washouts and fou bridges have been carried away. ROCHESTER , N. Y. , Aug. 24. A severe electric storm passed over this city am ! vicinity today. Many buildings were struck by lighting. Jay Costcllo , a gardener o ! Brighton , a suburb of Rochester , was strucli by lighting and killed. CLUE TO DUNNINGS' POISONEF Important Piece of Evidence Develop at Stockton , but DOCK Not Dlrectl : Connect Mr * . Ilotkln. SAN FRANCISCO , Aug. 24. Mrs. C. A Botkln , who Is accused of causing the dcatl of Mrs. J. P. Dunning and Mrs. J. D. Deam of Dover , Del. , Is now In the city prlsoi hero , having been brought from Stocktoi this morning. What the police regard as ai Important piece of evidence was made pub lie In Stockton today. Frank Gatrell , i salesman in the Wave candy store , at Stock ton , scys that about three weeks ago i woman came Into the store nnd asked fo a 50-cent box of candy , saying that she hac some candy that she desired to put In thi box with some of the store candy. Oatrel gave her a box which did not have thi firm name on U. The candy which she pu In looked old to him and It scarcely half filled the box. He lays ho did not xamlm the woman closely and can only dcscrlbi her by caylng that she was ot medlun height nnd build. Oatrell could not fix thi time of felling the candy In question an : more definitely than It was about threi weeks ago. He * ns positive , however , tha there were chocolate creams among thi candy , besides other French candles. W. E Kuhn , proprietor of the store , says that hi would know both the box and the cand ] again should he see them. FIRE RECORD , nip ; nin e in Xevr York. NEW YORK , Aug. 26. The explosion of e large ammonia tank , used In the making nt artificial Ice , set fire at an early hour this ( Thursday ) morning to Jacob Hoffman's Crescent brewery , a flvo-story brick structure - turo on Kast Fifty-fifth street. The flamea srpotul with marvelous rapidity and the Central Bottling company's plant caught tire within a very short time and the en tire black surrounded by Third avenue , Fifty- fourth and Fifty-fifth streets seemed to bo doomed. The surrounding tenements , all filled with sleeping people , next Ignited and the bewildered tenants began to pour out into the streets by the hundreds. Alarm after alarm -was turned in by the police and the earlier arrivals of firemen , until four alarms had sounded , and eighteen engines and flvo hook-and-ladder trucks were on the scene. As a precaution several ambulances were called from Bellevue and other hospitals. Many thrilling rescues of frightened men , women and children were made by the firemen. At 2:30 : n. in. the flro wna under con trol. The loss is roughly estimated at $300- 000. Whtlo there Is no knowledge of loss of life , it is not Improbable that there were some fatalities. The night watchman could not bo . .foundat an early hour this mornIng - Ing and it is believed that ho may have been killed by on explosion. for Ilroiitnnoa , 1'nlillnlipm NEW YORK , Aug. 2 * . Justice McAdara of the supreme court today appointed Wil liam Rose receiver ot the assets and prop erty ot Brcntanos , publishers and book- nellert ot this city , Purls , Chicago and Washington , on a lull brought by Simon Orontaoo egaintt hli partners. Tbo purpose ot the receivership IB to enable the firm to adjust its affairs with creditors and pro- ceedlngi were Instituted by the firm at the request ot leading publishing houses. The ( sets re stated to be ot the value ot $250- 400 at actual cost and 'the liabilities about $150,000. Crnuli on Kvansvllle A Inillnnnpolln , TERRE HAUTE , Ind. , Aug. 24. In a col lision on the Evonsvllle & Indianapolis rail road today Freight Engineer John Peyton of Evonsvllle was instantly killed. Fireman James Smith sustained a oroltcn leg and In ternal Injuries. The wreck was caused by a Southern Indiana passenger train colliding with an Evansvlllo & IndUnapolls freight train while switching. No passengers were hurt. Boys IlPlil for Trai ST. JOSEPH , Mo. , Aug. 21. The fl\e boys who recently atempted to rob a Durllngton tralu a few miles north of here were ar raigned before a justice of the peace and all pleaded not guilty. They were held to the November grand jury. the AV roil itildremi. . Mike Gregg and James Gordon , the two men found by police sergeants operating a poker same at 1508 Webster street Wednes day night will bo given a prellmary hear ing Wednesday next. When the arrest was made Sergeant King mnde out a report In which he gave the number of the gambling house as 1512 Web ster street. Yesterday he and Sergeant Holler admitted that the number 1512 was wrong. Both say that the raid was made at 1508 Webster street A restaurant Is operated at 1512 by A. I ) . White. Hpaily ( 'orrei-U-il III * Uowls Spady , a negro teamster , passed a Fifteenth street merry-go-round yesterday and gaw his daughter Mary talking to a strange young man. Spady had admonished the girl about loitering about the streets nnd without waiting a more suitable oppor tunity determined to punish her. He seized lu-r and struck her several times with a buggy whip. A tender hearted bystander turned in a hurry call and a patrol wagon Interrupted the parental discipline a tow mlnuteu later. ' Spady and his daughter , vrl o Is IS years old , were arrested for fighting , Arri-Hted lor Tbrft. William HarrU last night stole a pin from the tlo of Nora Peterson , a young woman , In u amusement reiort on Capitol avenue. Harris was urmUd CD a charge of larceny. TWO DAYS ONLY , TUBS , and Wed , , Aug. 30-3 At Twentieth uiul Paul Sts. KEDLETThll KATES OX ALL KAILKOAD ! S ( / > in Q * * i ? UJ = * O QC 5 I Ih < 0 f\ " O > 2 * § 5 * ° 1 Isicfc M O AT THE EXPOSITION. Wednesday * Aug. 31. The L. S. GOYKKNUtiNT want * sltons rien In Iti srrvlffl. \ \ ith ono IXP * cirdttioAr v ami Navy en1or < .o II Vll-lir.N M Hio nron c t k n u v * n Urcnu'lip Kr , invimr.il > or nnd ii" > rn'ivc. ' It crcnfiiolld Moih. mill- c o and Nlron th , I'le.irn tlio brnln , sti-cnRtlHtii tUc nrrvrs ntid ci > u es tioce-icr ! thoorsamto null potter * . For nerve - o 'H priHlnulon , o\cr- w rk , Impaired vitality' ' in cl'lior sex , or uxrs ,1o use of opium , liquor or Ubioci , it P illlvUv r.innot l > o excelled. Duo but will w rlt wcnlors. blx will euro. llAlt-lll'.N U forsalo by lldruffnlsti , l ° * ' ' Id" , . " I ) crnt . Onu to two inontlis' trcattncnu rill out nnd mall in the dliiKiioil * sheet In ench box , nml o will clvo your c.ixo sjipolnl atten tion without extra rharco. JIAU-HKN li pro- pi rfd by llialmcr O Ucn nn. Ph 1) , 11 S.dl- tp"t from the formula of 13.12. llnrton , M. 1) , Cleveland's mo < a eminent siieclnllsu Mailed m closed pick IRP. on ret-olpt of jirlco. . IIKS. UAKTO.V AND JIF.NKXN. \ HI Bar-Den Block. Uovcltnd. O. For sale by Kuhn & Co , , 15th nnd Dousi Ins ; .1 A. Fuller Co. , 1402 Douglas St. , und Grnhnin Drug Co. , Ifith nnd Fnrnntn ; KltiK I'linrinncy , 27tli nnd Lenvenwortli ; Pijlon'H Pluunnicy. 21th nnd Lrnvonworth ; 1. .1 Scjkorn. Smith Omaha , and all other ilriK.'Kists in Omaha , South Omaha , Council Bluffs , ME A MAN AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CUIIE jllji.ftrrroH * IHnnitn foiling Zlem- uij-.Ipuc'.oiKT , Motijlc-i | tit"B.0(0 . cauwj l > r Abute or otli r Kicnura nna Indtr cratlonii. Thru nuMtlu anil tarelu rmlora LmtltnUlr In older jonng.null { itninanfor tudjr , liutnp or marring * . - v v l'rrv - > nt InuDltr and Oonsumctlon If U IcnmtiiuB. Tholrn o rn ntand effoct. n ( J , , , , ' , --j iu irrnimani Y mnll. In f lain wrum-cr. nixin receipt ol < ro * AJAX REMEDY CO. , ktf.-t110m L"- " " " < * ' - > iy J . M/I > UI. i < U N. 16th : Kulm & Co. . lull arid UotiKlan. Afld ID Cuuncil iluft ) bv O. 11 Uttmc. Drasil U. SSSS2SSS Tin f'eet. Sctond Week. I lin'inntnfIlflr > Cure Inlt dars. Ket r > etnni I J 1 w 111 ulaillT fend to nny suHfrcr In d plain cuiftdf JctiM-lopo rilfCK n [ Mticrlptfonvltb.rrtir < 1lr c. Jtlnu'foraniilcl prlditrcuri-rnrluir Mufltinoil.R | Nlnht toiSrrvom D.-Mlltv. Sm ll Wtukl | P rl .Virirocli > .r c. . n. U'rUlii. Mu.lc | . HOT lrlj. DR. McGREW , SPECIALIST , TrtaltallFormiof DISEASES AND DISORDERS OF MEN ONLY. 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE 12 Y r $ In Ontilu. | ConsuIuiion Frtc. Book free. OlficeMlhAFarnamSd Box 760. OMAHA. NEB. 6URETOUMEW- Blf l r uun.tartt ladtmm.ilau , ar ulrernloij v e o oiAQibrADM. nd not utrB ( > Use and Facial Soap & Facial Cream Woodlmry'H Fnrlul Soap , Facial Cre m , Facial nnil Tooth Ponder , manufactured liy JOHN H WOODIU'HY make tbo complexion Clear , Soft nnd Uenutlful anil the teeth white. Sold everywhere Patronize < Home Industries ' lly I'liroliiiMiiiK riiinilN JInili * nt the Kol- u .Ni-liriinl.il KnetorlpHi AWNINGS AND TENTS. o. > i.u.TI.VT v\n itriuiiu co. ( Successors Omaha Tent and Awning Co.)1 Jlnnufiiotnrers tentM. awnings , Jobbers lu- illes' and Cents' lackliitoHlu-s. Tents for runt. 1311 Furnnm St. , Omaha. BRKWKIUCS. OMAHA HltnWI.NU AHHOCIATIO.t. Carload shipments made in our own rc- frlgerntor cars Bine lUblion. Kllte Export , Vienna Kxport and Family JCxpori deliv ered to all parts of the city. BOILKRS OMAHA imii.miVOIIKS , .ntiiN it. i.ownnv , I'rop. Boilers. Tanks nnd Shoot Iron Work. Special fitollltlcs for doing repair * , etc. Tcl- : | ) hone 1359 WORKS , . r. ii'iMrnit. i\iir. roHMi-n AVOHKS. Manufacturer of Galvanized Iron Cornice * jnlvnnlzcd Iron Rlllfhts Tin , Iron and Siio Roniliikr Acent for Klnnenr x Steel 10S-10-12 North Eleventh street. KLOt'It MILLS. S. F. GII.MAV rioitr. Mrnl , Icxl. . Bran. 1013-15-17 North 7th s-treet Omaha Nob. C K. Black , Man- igor. Telephone K > 2 IHON WORKS n.vvi * .v rtiwr.u.i , . IHO > Iron mill llriiko l-'nunitor . Manufacturer ! * nnd Jobber * of Machinery leneral repnlrinK " fpeclalty. liOl , 1503 and 15(0 Jtukfon Mrert. Oinalm. Ncli LiN8iin on. > I.INIIII on. \ \ oitu- . M iriifat tiitc-ri > old pr.H-on * r lln i-rd oil. .ettlo to 11. . il Un f M oil old vrwi' * * srorin 1 Inscril tiiKi-R. Kroiuul .in.l M-rtn-i .sj iltxu-'M or ilruKKUtii OMAHA NKll OVr.UAI.l. ANO SMUKY Mfr * , OvoralN. OMMIA NKH $11WT .1. I M ; U Frnnm. 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